WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (TNSjou) -- A study by academics from the University of Adelaide, Australia, found that agricultural interventions designed to improve food security in fragile or conflict-affected situations may indirectly benefit groups not targeted by the programs. The scholars asserted that agriculture is often considered a key way to enhance access to food, alleviate poverty and create livelihoods and stability for those affected by conflict around the world.

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